November 6, 2023
Impact of Third-party storage partitioning in Firefox to DaVinci Customers
To disable third-party storage partitioning in Firefox, you can change the value of the network.cookie.cookieBehavior preference in the about:config page. The default value for this preference is 5, which means that all third-party cookies and site data are partitioned by the top-level site. To disable this feature, you can set the value to 4, which means that all cookies and site data are allowed, or to 1, which means that only cookies from the originating website are allowed. You can also use the Storage Access API to request access to the unpartitioned storage of a third-party domain. However, this requires user interaction and permission.
Details can be found here.
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Impact of Third-party storage partitioning in Edge to DaVinci Customers
Microsoft Edge has launched Storage Partitioning, an experimental setting. This setting affects DaVinci login.
To avoid login issues when using DaVinci agent, disable Storage Partitioning by following these steps:
- Open Microsoft Edge and paste “edge://flags/” in the browser address bar.
- Search for “third-party” in the Search bar.
- Look for the entry, “Experimental third-party storage partitioning” Disable the “Experimental third-party storage partitioning” setting.
- Close Edge and relaunch.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our Support team via the portal at https://support.amctechnology.com/
October 19, 2023
Impact of upcoming Google Chrome third party cookies to DaVinci Customers
Google Chrome has announced [1] an update that will begin impacting DaVinci customers in January 2024. If you have rolled out an Enterprise policy [2] which overrides Chrome third-party cookies from being disabled, there is no immediate action required. Otherwise, you will need to 1) enable an Enterprise policy [2] or 2) agents will need to allow third party cookies from contactcanvas domain every 30 days.
[1] https://privacysandbox.com/open-web/#the-privacy-sandbox-timeline
[2] https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#BlockThirdPartyCookies
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Impact of Google Chrome Storage Partitioning setting to DaVinci Customers
Google Chrome launched Storage Partitioning, an experimental setting, in August 2022 as part of Chrome v.113 and above. This setting affects DaVinci login.
To avoid login issues when using DaVinci agent, disable Google Storage Partitioning by following these steps:
- Open Google Chrome and paste “chrome://flags/#third-party-storage-partitioning” in the browser address bar.
- Disable the “Experimental Third-party Storage Partitioning” setting.
- Close Google Chrome and relaunch.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our Support team via the portal at https://support.amctechnology.com/